Blackjack Fortune VIP

Gameplay, Visuals And Rules

The rules of Blackjack Fortune VIP are aligned with the rules of traditional blackjack, in which players need to get as close as they can to 21 by combining the values of their dealt cards. Each player is dealt two cards, face up, and it’s up to them whether to draw further cards or stick with their hand if they feel it is close enough to 21 to win that hand. For example, if you have a hand that is worth 18, statistically you would be more inclined to stick with what you have, rather than risk going over 21 and “busting” by drawing a card that is 4 or higher. On the flip side, drawing a card when you have a starting combination of 11 or lower is likely to leave you in a stronger position to win the hand.

Players have three bets to keep an eye on. The first is the “ante” bet which is the bet that pits your hand against the dealer’s and pays out at even-money if you win, unless you hit a blackjack (an ace and a 10/picture card) which pays out at odds of 6/4.

In addition to this bet, you also have two side bets, which are the perfect pairs bet that offers jackpots on matching dealt cards, and your 21+3 bet which comes into play when your two cards and the dealer’s face-up card combine to create a poker hand, such as a straight flush or three of a kind. The jackpot in this instance would be if your two cards and the dealer’s card were an exact match, as you would pick up the 30/1 payout for a perfect pair and the 100/1 for suited trips on the 21+3 bet.

On Blackjack Fortune VIP you have minimum playing stakes of $€£250 for your ante bet and $€£10 for your side bets and this goes up to max stakes of $€£1000 and $€£100 respectively, which is the main difference between Blackjack Fortune VIP and other variations of the game which have both higher and lower stakes.